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The New Orleans Saints may be much healthier after the long weekend earned by playing on Thursday last week.

Left tackle Terron Armstead (knee), wide receiver Marques Colston (shoulder), left guard Tim Lelito (shoulder), cornerback Damian Swann (concussion) and punter Thomas Morstead (right quadricep) all participated in the portion of practice open to the media.

Cornerback Keenan Lewis, who saw a specialist about his hip injury earlier this week, and rookie tackle Andrus Peat, who will reportedly miss four weeks with an MCL sprain, were both not present at practice.

Lewis, who underwent surgery on the hip during the preseason and missed the first three games, has been on a limited snap count ever since returning. The veteran corner is averaging just 17 snaps per game in the three games he’s played.

Terron Armstead, Marques Colston, Tim Lelito, Damian Swann, Thomas Morstead participate in Saints practice - Black and Gold

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Crusader

Good we need all of them back.

dizzle88

We played better without Colston, we don't need his drive killing drops every week.

Rugby Saint II

I'm excited about Swann with Lewis missing time.

rezburna

Colston can stay where he's at.

hagan714

could we finally be getting some good news on the injury front? or should i not say anything and keep chanting?

ScottF

Saints LT Terron Armstead (knee) said he plans to play Sunday against the Colts.
He's ready to go after missing the last two weeks with a knee injury. Armstead's return comes just in time with fill-in Andrus Peat battling an MCL injury. Oct 22 - 4:37 PM
Source: Evan Woodbery on Twitter

B_Dub_Saint

This is bull crap. Fire Payton, fire Rob, trade Brees, seasons over. Gut the whole team and start over.

Utah_Saint

Good. They can use the practice.

Those 5 and about 48 others.

ikecomp

This is going to sound terrible but I was not happy to see Colston on the list of practicing players. It really is nothing personal but they need to start phasing Colston out the offense.

He never was a guy with blazing speed so his ability to gain separation was minimal. However, he was always great at making tough and/or contested catches, particularly over the middle. Now, he's slower than he's ever been and drops even basic catches.